AI voice lane
Low-latency pathing for Telnyx, SIP, WebSocket audio relay, and GPU pipeline traffic.
- WSS ingress
- GPU-side health checks
- Call path evidence
Private edge lanes for latency-sensitive traffic
Move voice, webhooks, and browser automation through faster edge paths.
GigaLanes gives teams a managed lane across SDNBROS edge infrastructure: anycast ingress, dual-stack routing, health-checked failover, and proof that packets are landing where they should.
One workload
One edge path
One measurable pilot
- 4
- edge regions
- IPv4/IPv6
- dual-stack paths
- 15s
- target withdrawal
MVP lanes
Start with the traffic that breaks when the network gets lazy.
Webhook lane
Anycast-style ingest for events that need fast delivery and clean failover behavior.
- Regional edge intake
- Replay-safe delivery
- Status snapshots
Browser lane
Controlled egress paths for browser automation, scraping, audits, and proof workflows.
- Pool-aware egress
- Screenshot proof
- Session cleanup
Who it is for
Use GigaLanes when normal hosting is fine until it suddenly is not.
Good fit
- AI voice calls where latency changes the user experience
- Webhook intake that needs regional failover and replay evidence
- Browser automation that needs controlled egress and screenshots
- IPv6-first or dual-stack products that need IPv4 reachability
Not the first fit
- Static sites that only need basic CDN hosting
- Apps without measurable network or delivery pain
- Workloads that cannot define a pilot success metric
- Teams looking for unmanaged raw VPS capacity only
What the MVP proves
A lane is only useful if it can be tested, failed, and measured.
Routing proof
Show which edge received the session and which upstream path served it.
Failover proof
Withdraw unhealthy paths instead of silently black-holing live traffic.
Workload proof
Capture call, webhook, or browser evidence so pilots can be judged by output.
Cost proof
Keep the expensive work on owned infrastructure and route only what matters.
Pilot pricing
Keep the first deal simple enough to close.
Validation
$500 setup
One workload mapped to one lane with baseline checks and a written go/no-go result.
Pilot lane
$1,500/mo
Managed path, health checks, evidence snapshots, and weekly review for one production pilot.
Custom
Quote
Multi-region, higher traffic, dedicated egress, or custom compliance/reporting requirements.
Pilot offer
Reserve one lane for one workload.
The MVP pilot should be narrow: one domain, one traffic type, one success metric. Good first fits are AI phone calls, webhook intake, browser automation, or IPv6/IPv4 transition testing.
Questions
What a first buyer needs to know.
Is this a CDN?
No. The MVP is for traffic that needs routing control, failover behavior, and evidence, not just cached static assets.
What is the fastest pilot?
Webhook intake or browser automation is usually fastest. AI voice is higher value, but it needs a tighter call-path test.
Does GigaLanes replace my app hosting?
No. It sits in front of or beside a workload and handles the network path that needs special treatment.